Jeffrey Jerome Cohen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3595537 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jeffrey Jerome Cohen |
| PRENOMES | Jeffrey Jerome |
| SOBRENOME | Cohen |
| ASSINATURA | COHEN J J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | George Washington University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 6 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Durational Thinking and the Futures of EH
Resilience: A Journal of the Environmental Humanities - Volume 10, Number 1-2, Winter 2022/Spring 2023
Reverie
Monster Culture (Seven Theses)
Feeling Stone
Feeling Stone1 Jeffrey Jerome Cohen (bio) Stone hurts—and not simply because rocks so easily become missiles. The lithic offers a blunt challenge to our belief that humans matter. Homo sapiens are a species perhaps 200,000 years old. Homo erectus and Homo habilis, two of our earliest ancestors, go back perhaps 2.5 million years. That seems a substantial span. If you were to count one number per second and never pause to sleep or eat, it would tak…
Veer Ecology
Race, Sex, and the Incommensurate
Queering the Inorganic - 1
Queer Crip Sex and Critical Mattering
This review essay maps the convergence of disability studies and queer theory in three recent scholarly volumes. It asks what happens when the models of intercorporeal embodiment they advance meet recent work in materialism and ecological studies
Race, travel, time, heritage
Stone
Stone maps the force, vivacity, and stories within our most mundane matter, stone. For too long stone has served as an unexamined metaphor for the "really real": blunt factuality, nature's curt rebuke. Yet, medieval writers knew that stones drop with fire from the sky, emerge through the subterranean lovemaking of the elements, tumble along riverbeds from Eden, partner with the masons who build worlds with them. Such motion suggests an ecological…
Prismatic Ecology
Race
Howl
Fire
Monster Culture (Seven Theses)(Extract)
What i will propose here by way of a first foray, as entrance into this book of monstrous content, is a sketch of a new modus legendi: a method of reading cultures from the monsters they engender. In doing so, I will partially violate two of the sacred dicta of recent cultural studies: the compulsion to historical specificity and the insistence that all knowledge (and hence all cartographies of that knowledge) is local. Of the first I will say on…
Why We Blog
This essay comprises four parts, each by one of the co‐bloggers at In the Middle ( http://www.inthemedievalmiddle.com ). Karl Steel argues that the benefits of academic blogging outweigh its potential humiliations, and that academic conferences should post their papers publicly and allow for comments so that conferences, in a sense, never end. Graduate students and junior scholars should be encouraged to blog to help build a community and a trade…
Novelty
An abecedarium for the elements
Stories of stone
Kyte oute yugilment
Nothing essential happens in the absence of noise.—Jacques Attali, Noise
The Flow of Blood in Medieval Norwich
Thinking the limits of the body
Menunjukkan ketidakterpisahan antara tekstualitas, materialitas, dan sejarah dalam diskusi tentang tubuh. Koleksi ini memetakan upaya terbaik untuk memikirkan tubuh pada batas kemampuannya. Karena tubuh mencakup komunitas (badan sosial dan politik), wilayah (badan geografis), dan teks dan gagasan sejarah (badan sastra, badan karya), Cohen dan Weiss mencari titik resonansi dan perbedaan lintas disiplin untuk memeriksa bagaimana metafora disipliner…
Adherence practices among people living with HIV
This paper offers a critique of patient-deficit models of adherence by examining the articulation of dosing schedules and food prohibitions with the structure of everyday lives. Interviews with 31 men and 4 women taking HAART show that doses associated with regular daily life events are most consistently taken, but many individuals rework official dosing guidelines around timing and food consumption. Barriers to adherence often arise from conflic…
Thinking the Limits of the Body
The Postcolonial Middle Ages
To Work or Not to Work
The authors describe the labor force experiences of people living with HIV and AIDS (PHAs) who are taking combination therapies using information from in-depth interviews conducted in 1999 and 2000 in the Windsor and Essex County region of Canada with 35 PHAs. They analyze labor force experience contextually, setting it within the contexts of personal illness experience (including disease trajectory and treatment history), workplace structure and…
On Saracen Enjoyment
Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies - Volume 31, Number 1, Winter 2001
Stories of stone
To Work or Not to Work
The authors describe the labor force experiences of people living with HIV and AIDS (PHAs) who are taking combination therapies using information from in-depth interviews conducted in 1999 and 2000 in the Windsor and Essex County region of Canada with 35 PHAs. They analyze labor force experience contextually, setting it within the contexts of personal illness experience (including disease trajectory and treatment history), workplace structure and…
The Flow of Blood in Medieval Norwich
Fire
Why We Blog
This essay comprises four parts, each by one of the co‐bloggers at In the Middle ( http://www.inthemedievalmiddle.com ). Karl Steel argues that the benefits of academic blogging outweigh its potential humiliations, and that academic conferences should post their papers publicly and allow for comments so that conferences, in a sense, never end. Graduate students and junior scholars should be encouraged to blog to help build a community and a trade…
Kyte oute yugilment
Nothing essential happens in the absence of noise.—Jacques Attali, Noise
Race, travel, time, heritage
Howl
An abecedarium for the elements
Monster Theory
The Armour of an Alienating Identity
This essay examines the construction of masculinity in medieval culture. Heroism and sanctity organize the masculine body into a cultural coherence that is always both powerful and fragile. Identity in the Middle Ages depends upon an array of changing phenomena—from medical theory and manner of dress to martial activity and relation to other gendered bodies.
Monster Theory
Masoch / Lancelotism
Masoch / Lancelotism Jeffrey Jerome Cohen (bio) In bed or in life, it’s one and the same. Depeche Mode, “Master and Servant” Surplus Value Noi leggevamo un giorno per diletto / Di Lancelotto, come l’amor lo strinse. [“One day for our delight we read of Lancelot, how love enthralled him.”] Dante, Inferno V.125–26 Fiction-making is the interpretive surplus of masochism. The aphorism is already derivable from the primal scene of “modern” masochism, …
Geoffrey of Monmouth. Michael J. Curley
Introduction Midcolonial
Dante, Joan of Arc, Malcolm X: Postcolonial Time Due north of the White House along 16th Street rises the steep incline of Meridian Hill. Famous for a public park designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, the slope's expanse of cascading fountains and green lawns bears an alternate name, Malcolm X Park. In the 1960s the District of Columbia was torn apart by riots following the assassination of Martin Luther King,Jr. Since Meridian Hill Park marked a b…
The Postcolonial Middle Ages
Introduction: Midcolonial From Due East to True North: Orientalism and Orientation S.Conklin Akbari Coming Out of Exile: Dante on the Orient Express K.Biddick Chaucer after Smithfield: From Postcolonial Writer to Imperialist Author J.M. Bowers Cilician Armenian Metissage and Hetoum's La Fleur des Histoires de la Terre d'Orient G.Burger Hybrids, Monsters, Borderlands: The Bodies of Gerald of Wales J.J.Cohen Time Behind the Veil: The Media, the Mid…
On Saracen Enjoyment
Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies - Volume 31, Number 1, Winter 2001
The Postcolonial Middle Ages
To Work or Not to Work
The authors describe the labor force experiences of people living with HIV and AIDS (PHAs) who are taking combination therapies using information from in-depth interviews conducted in 1999 and 2000 in the Windsor and Essex County region of Canada with 35 PHAs. They analyze labor force experience contextually, setting it within the contexts of personal illness experience (including disease trajectory and treatment history), workplace structure and…
Thinking the limits of the body
Menunjukkan ketidakterpisahan antara tekstualitas, materialitas, dan sejarah dalam diskusi tentang tubuh. Koleksi ini memetakan upaya terbaik untuk memikirkan tubuh pada batas kemampuannya. Karena tubuh mencakup komunitas (badan sosial dan politik), wilayah (badan geografis), dan teks dan gagasan sejarah (badan sastra, badan karya), Cohen dan Weiss mencari titik resonansi dan perbedaan lintas disiplin untuk memeriksa bagaimana metafora disipliner…
Adherence practices among people living with HIV
This paper offers a critique of patient-deficit models of adherence by examining the articulation of dosing schedules and food prohibitions with the structure of everyday lives. Interviews with 31 men and 4 women taking HAART show that doses associated with regular daily life events are most consistently taken, but many individuals rework official dosing guidelines around timing and food consumption. Barriers to adherence often arise from conflic…
Thinking the Limits of the Body
Kyte oute yugilment
Nothing essential happens in the absence of noise.—Jacques Attali, Noise
The Flow of Blood in Medieval Norwich
Stories of stone
Novelty
An abecedarium for the elements
Monster Culture (Seven Theses)(Extract)
What i will propose here by way of a first foray, as entrance into this book of monstrous content, is a sketch of a new modus legendi: a method of reading cultures from the monsters they engender. In doing so, I will partially violate two of the sacred dicta of recent cultural studies: the compulsion to historical specificity and the insistence that all knowledge (and hence all cartographies of that knowledge) is local. Of the first I will say on…
Why We Blog
This essay comprises four parts, each by one of the co‐bloggers at In the Middle ( http://www.inthemedievalmiddle.com ). Karl Steel argues that the benefits of academic blogging outweigh its potential humiliations, and that academic conferences should post their papers publicly and allow for comments so that conferences, in a sense, never end. Graduate students and junior scholars should be encouraged to blog to help build a community and a trade…
Race
Howl
Fire
Prismatic Ecology
Queer Crip Sex and Critical Mattering
This review essay maps the convergence of disability studies and queer theory in three recent scholarly volumes. It asks what happens when the models of intercorporeal embodiment they advance meet recent work in materialism and ecological studies
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